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Global South & Transnational Struggles
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African migration


  • Will all non-Blacks evacuate sub-Saharan Africa?

    Olurotimi Osha | Violence & Peace
    16.05.2018

    Most regular folks of Western nations are ignorant of the true state of Africa, and the role their respective countries play in the du jour underdevelopment of Africa, which forces African migrants to risk their lives to make it to the West, only to generate increasing acrimony among their hosts.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace North America African migration

  • Legal invisibility was the best thing to happen to me

    Robtel Neajai Pailey | Violence & Peace
    08.06.2017

    ‘With 15 eventful years of legal visibility under my belt, I can’t help reflecting on the moments that have most profoundly shaped the contours of my life. It was certainly the bittersweet days of living under the radar that moulded me into a fully minted, itinerant Liberian with an American twang.’

    Tagged under Violence & Peace African migration, Liberian-Americans, undocumented migrants

  • Stepping back from sensationalist stories on African migration

    Nunu Kidane | Violence & Peace
    25.05.2017

    Who should be held accountable for the continued violations of rights, and the deprivations of life and dignity, experienced by African refugees and migrants?

    Tagged under Violence & Peace African migration, High-Level Dialogue on migration, The New York Decalration, UN High-Level Summit on Large Movements of People, Frontex, Valletta Agreement, Khalid Koser, Human Trafficking

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